Provide Dual Streaming the single channel of h. 264 encoder u built-in analytical VCA u SD card and iSCSI u multicast video and the Internet video Streaming u VIP X1 XF ONVIF standard encoders are equipped with a DVD as the quality of h. 264 video, can reach at a speed of up to 25/30 images per second through the IP network transmission. These devices support PAL and NTSC video sources and are available in standard versions of Bosch VCA (video content analysis) algorithms. The encoder provides two-way audio communication synchronously with video. In addition, they provide Dual Streaming, so that two independently configurable video streams can be generated. The compact structure of the device makes it ideal for applications that rely on space-saving solutions. The basic features of the flexible encoder provide unparalleled video flexibility. Video can be stored on a networked RAID iSCSI storage device or on a local SD card. Built-in iSCSI support enables the device to act as a traditional DVR and transmit high performance video live over the network. With Dual Streaming, the three-code stream encoder can generate two independent h. 264 video streams for each channel. This allows users to view and video at two different quality levels, saving disk space and bandwidth. They provide a separate configured m-‑ JPEG stream as the third video stream to easily integrate with third parties. When an alarm occurs, they can send an E-mail with a JPEG image. Dual h.264 video recording you can record video streams independently on different media. As a result, Video can be recorded centrally on an iSCSI drive managed by the VRM Video Recording Manager, and can be recorded redundantly on local media. The video configuration file encoder has a highly flexible recording schedule, provides up to 10 programmable video configuration files, and allows the user to specify the camera configuration files separately. With these configuration files, users can speed up the frame rate and improve the clarity when an alarm occurs, thus saving the video storage space during the non-alarm period. Access security devices provide multiple levels of security for accessing networks, devices, and data channels. In addition to three-level password protection, they also support 802.1x authentication technology identified with RADIUS servers. By using SSL certificates stored in the device, you can use HTTPS to protect Web browser access. In order to fully protect the data, as long as the encryption site license is applied, each communication channel (video, audio or serial I/O) can be independently AES encrypted using a 128-bit key. With the help of built-in VCA, the VIP X1 XF encoder strengthens the concept of front-end intelligent technology and makes front-end devices more intelligent. The encoder has built-in MOTION+ video frequency mobile detection algorithm. This mobile detection algorithm is based on the principle of pixel change, including object size filtering function and mature damage detection function. With its IVA (intelligent video analysis) technology, Bosch offers more advanced VCA applications. As a license option, it establishes an IVA algorithm based on digital imaging techniques for multilayer image analysis (pixel, texture, and movement (trajectory) changes. View the encoder Video on the PC through the Web browser in Bosch Video Management System, or integrate Video into other Video Management systems. Ultra high definition video can be obtained by transferring IP video to a high performance VIDEOJET decoder device. Camera control USES various predefined control protocols to configure and control your camera or ball camera. The VIP X1 XF encoder provides serial interface and also supports Bilinx communication via coaxial cable. Easy to upgrade when new firmware is released, the encoder can be upgraded remotely. This ensures that the product is kept up to date and thus easily protects the user's investment. Comply with the ONVIF standard and the ONVIF 1.02 standard and the ONVIF Profile S standard, and provide interoperability between video products on different networks from manufacturers. In addition, the device's firmware supports all applicable functions of the ONVIF 2.2 specification. Devices that meet ONVIF standards can exchange live video, audio, metadata, and control information between them and ensure that they are automatically identified and connected to network applications such as video management systems.